Adding Signature To Total (a La Mode) As A Trainee

[PMM]

Does anyone here have recent experience using Total as a trainee? What is the correct way to upload and apply your signature to reports as a trainee? When I import my signature, I'm prompted to choose between "Licensed" and "Certified". Neither is correct, but I'm forced to choose one or I cant upload the signature. I've asked a la mode support, but I didn't get much help.

Thanks in advance for your assistance.

 

[Mr Rex]

In NC a trainee is a licensed trainee. What about your area?

 

[JTip]

You don't need to sign to get credit.

Use the "Appraisal Compliance Addendum" to disclose your contribution to the report.

 

[TN Pro]

Does anyone here have recent experience using Total as a trainee? What is the correct way to upload and apply your signature to reports as a trainee? When I import my signature, I'm prompted to choose between "Licensed" and "Certified". Neither is correct, but I'm forced to choose one or I cant upload the signature. I've asked a la mode support, but I didn't get much help.

Thanks in advance for your assistance.

You dont need to sign the appraisals, in todays world, it may cause problems if you do sign.

 

[MpfnfuFord]

Don't you have to sign the appraisal if you go alone?

I'm in NC too, and our rule is after 50 completed appraisals with supervision, you can appraise a house without physical supervision as long as it's within 50 miles of your office. I have been signing those appraisals for clients who will accept my work without physical supervision on the left with my supervisor on the right. Should I not be doing that?

Anyway, OP, you're a licensed trainee in NC, so you pick licensed in Total. We have a T in front of the rest of our license number, so it's pretty obvious to anyone reading it you're a trainee.

 

[JTip]

I'm in NC too, and our rule is after 50 completed appraisals with supervision, you can appraise a house without physical supervision as long as it's within 50 miles of your office. I have been signing those appraisals for clients who will accept my work without physical supervision on the left with my supervisor on the right. Should I not be doing that?

Your state makes your rules.

If it is legal, then you can do it.